Treeline Review: The Long Trail in Vermont Backpacking Guide
Treeline Review: The Long Trail in Vermont Backpacking Guide

Treeline Review: The Long Trail in Vermont Backpacking Guide
Treeline Review: The Long Trail in Vermont Backpacking Guide
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272-mile thru-hike across vermont’s green mountains national forest
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The Long Trail in Vermont Backpacking Guide
Distance: 272 miles + 5.1 miles of approach trails
Days: 25 days average
Elevation gain/loss: 66,000ft (68,000 ft according to FarOut guides)
Best season: Late summer to early fall, pending mud and snow
Permits: None
Difficulty: Physically difficult. Technically and logistically simple
Continue reading to learn more about backpacking the Long Trail, written by Trey French.

Treeline Review: The Long Trail in Vermont Backpacking Guide


The Long Trail in Vermont Backpacking Guide
Distance: 272 miles + 5.1 miles of approach trails
Days: 25 days average
Elevation gain/loss: 66,000ft (68,000 ft according to FarOut guides)
Best season: Late summer to early fall, pending mud and snow
Permits: None
Difficulty: Physically difficult. Technically and logistically simple
Continue reading to learn more about backpacking the Long Trail, written by Trey French.


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Treeline Review: The Long Trail in Vermont Backpacking Guide


The Long Trail in Vermont Backpacking Guide
Distance: 272 miles + 5.1 miles of approach trails
Days: 25 days average
Elevation gain/loss: 66,000ft (68,000 ft according to FarOut guides)
Best season: Late summer to early fall, pending mud and snow
Permits: None
Difficulty: Physically difficult. Technically and logistically simple
Continue reading to learn more about backpacking the Long Trail, written by Trey French.


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